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A presentation about innovation with Paul Bergeron, Ron Keenan, Samantha Ruiz, Necoline Vazquez, Eric Bashaw and I. The main subject was Oakley but we profiled other companies if they were applicable to the criteria: managing innovation, innovation process, Ethics (Patents, Copyrights, etc), CSR in relations to innovation and Current & future trends of innovation
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INNOVATIONOTMT 481-25

Paul Bergeron - ProcessRon Keenan - Ethics

Samantha Ruiz - Corporate Social ResponsibilityTrevor Davisson - Management

Necoline Vazquez - TrendsEric Bashaw- Oakley trip

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ETHICS

MANAGING INNOVATION

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ETHICS

Apple II vs Macintosh

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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Management

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TRENDS

CLOSED INNOVATION APPROACH• Bottom-Up Approach• Contests -> PowerPitch

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TRENDS

OPEN INNOVATION APPROACH• Crowdsourcing

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NEW TREND

OPEN INNOVATION APPROACH• Crowdsourcing• Hackathons

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“Everything in the world can and will be made better,” Jim told skeptics, “The only questions are, ‘when and by whom?’” A mad scientist named Jim Jannard

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• Innovation is the cornerstone of any successful firm. Outstanding managers know that innovation needs to be managed just like any other facet of the business. Managers today have a difficult task weighing risk vs reward while keeping in mind their corporate social responsibility. Steve Jobs was a visionary, a true innovator. “Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful, that's what matters to me.” –Steve Jobs, 1955-2011.

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QUESTIONS


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